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anniej623 's review for:
Reminders of Him
by Colleen Hoover
Well I guess I'm part of the Colleen Hoover fan club because wow.
I have zero idea expectations and didn't even have a clue as to what this book was about when I grabbed it off of the library's "new" shelf. I just knew that Colleen Hoover was an authors name I kept hearing rave reviews about so I thought I would crack the spine and see what all the fuss was about and now here we are, down right fan-girling!
It was amazing. I actually cried. The story was beautiful, an actual "couldn't put it down" book and I know people say that all the time but for real, I was annoyed with myself when I realized that I had an alarm set for the next morning and society dictates that I remain pleasant so I needed to go to bed but I did wake up early to finish it!
FYI, it's probably "rated R" as far as that type of things go; there is profanity and the spice factor is definitely there but I wasn't turned off by it as it was a realistic contribution to the story and I felt was in keeping but if you don't like those things, don't pick this one up because it will ruin it for you. I, however, will now be diving into a deep Colleen Hoover literary hole as my freshly raw, emotional soul allows!
I have zero idea expectations and didn't even have a clue as to what this book was about when I grabbed it off of the library's "new" shelf. I just knew that Colleen Hoover was an authors name I kept hearing rave reviews about so I thought I would crack the spine and see what all the fuss was about and now here we are, down right fan-girling!
It was amazing. I actually cried. The story was beautiful, an actual "couldn't put it down" book and I know people say that all the time but for real, I was annoyed with myself when I realized that I had an alarm set for the next morning and society dictates that I remain pleasant so I needed to go to bed but I did wake up early to finish it!
FYI, it's probably "rated R" as far as that type of things go; there is profanity and the spice factor is definitely there but I wasn't turned off by it as it was a realistic contribution to the story and I felt was in keeping but if you don't like those things, don't pick this one up because it will ruin it for you. I, however, will now be diving into a deep Colleen Hoover literary hole as my freshly raw, emotional soul allows!